The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-11-05

Next Tuesday the Congressiona
election will take place. and the voters il
this vicinity should turn out in large num-
ber and cast good solid vote. AS thret
candidates are in the field. Arnold, Brad.
ley and Peabody, full vote is snticipat-
Ell in Johnston.
Mr.. John =. Fox. who for some time
past has been in attendance at the Mount
Pleasant Academy has entered the office
Of lawyer Ambrose Feeley of this place as
a law student. Mr.. Fox is a popular
young man and is member of the Young
Mems Literary and Social Club.
The Providence Foot Ball club will ~
to Clyde, to day Saturday TO play a
game with the local club. On Saturday
November 18th the Thornton eleven will
also visit Clyde to try conclusions with
the club Of the latter place. The Clydes
will play return game with the Provi-
dence on the Eagle street grounds on
Thanksgiving morning, and also return
game with the Thornton club at Thornton
on Saturday November 20.
You can hardly fail to see the big "ad"
Of Aldrich & Adams on this page in the
Times. The firm came down from
Massachusetts, to do business, and they
are doing il. as visit to their store will
show. They sell groceries AS cheap as
they can be bought anywhere. For
prices read their advertisement, "a word
To the wise is sufficient" Aldrich *
Adams are selling first class goods at the
lowest market prices.
The funeral of Henry ID. Griswold was
held at his late residence on Webster
avenue last Sunday afternoon. II was
attended 10y large gathering Of relatives
and friends. The impressive services
were conducted by Rev. I. II Cocroft,
and the choir Of the Church OF the Mes
siah sang some appropriate selections.
A large delegation from Manufacturers
Lodge, OF which the deceased was a mem
ber, was present and conducted the
burial service at the Pocasset Cemetery.
Mr.. William Walsh. the well known
furniture mover. is n thorough practical
JOKER and at present is having a hearty
laugh at the expense Of his numerous
friends. Mr. Walsh is the possessor Of n
bull dog which il fine specimen Of the
canine race, and his friends, when they
speak of the dogs fine appearance and
breed, Mr.. Walsh generally requests
them to look at the collar and see who in
the owner, when "A smile will steal over
their faces from ear 10 ear when the
following inscription on the collar grccts
their eye IL am william walsh's dog,
whose dog are YOU
The past week has been one Of unpre-
cedented success at this cozy place Of
amusement, and has illustrated the
energy Of the managers to an eminent
degree "fhe Night Owls" are by far
the finest company seen on the boards for
many a year, and their personelle was
unexceptional. The troupe consists Of
some of the finest lady performers on the
Vaudeville stage to day and no one should
miss seeing the company to-day For
the week commencing November 7th,
the celebrated early Birds Sensational
Burlesque Company" will present 'she.'
or .'Once In n Thousand Years" an anus
ing travesty on Rider Haggard's popular
novel of that name. The cast OF charac-
ters includes some Of the mos. popular
footlight favorites now before the public,
and cannot fail TO please. Lester a. Allen
the sensational monarchs Of black face
comedy are with the company and they
are well worth .he price of al mi ssion.